CHARLES the II. Proclaim’d King / of GT. BRITTAIN [et]c at Worcester Aug. / 23, 1651. made his escape in Boscobell / Wood [and] afterwards by riding as a Servt. / before Mrs Lane thro’ several Counties, [et]c.
Line engraving after an unknown artist, nd.
Originally plate 68 in Edward Ward’s ‘A History of the Rebellion’, published by J Morphew, London, 1713.
From a group of 81 numbered line engravings of Civil War and Protectorate figures by Michael van der Gucht after Sir Anthony van Dyck and others, nd.
Associated with English Civil War (1642-1649).

CHARLES the II. Proclaim’d King / of GT. BRITTAIN [et]c at Worcester Aug. / 23, 1651. made his escape in Boscobell / Wood [and] afterwards by riding as a Servt. / before Mrs Lane thro’ several Counties, [et]c